SERVICE AREAS · WESTERN CANADA

Western Canada, From Edmonton.

Head office in Edmonton; 22 cities in four provinces served remotely — video calls, a staging link you open on your own phone, and the same pricing approach everywhere.

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WHERE WE WORK

FOUR PROVINCES. ONE OFFICE.

Unconventional Group is Edmonton-based and does not have an office anywhere else. Every city below is served the same way: remotely, by the people who scope the work.

Edmonton is our home base — from Whyte Avenue and Downtown to Windermere, Sherwood Heights, and the industrial north end. We know how buyers here actually search and what a competitive Edmonton market demands of a local business.

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EDMONTON METRO

Sherwood Park

Sherwood Park's Strathcona County mix of established residential and the Refinery Row corridor means trades, home services, and professional firms all compete for the same busy households. Local trust signals matter more here than flashy reach.

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EDMONTON METRO

St. Albert

St. Albert consistently ranks among Canada's best places to live, and its affluent, community-minded households reward businesses that look established and reputable. Polish and proof win work here.

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EDMONTON METRO

Leduc

Leduc's growth is tied to the Edmonton International Airport and Nisku's industrial base, so both residential service demand and B2B/industrial work are strong. Businesses here need to capture two very different kinds of buyer.

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EDMONTON METRO

Spruce Grove

Spruce Grove and the Tri-Region (with Stony Plain and Parkland County) are a fast-growing bedroom community where new-build neighbourhoods drive steady demand for home services, trades, and local retail.

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EDMONTON METRO

Fort Saskatchewan

Fort Saskatchewan sits in the middle of Alberta's Industrial Heartland, so heavy industry and the households that support it both shape the local market. Contractors and service businesses here balance industrial and residential demand.

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EDMONTON METRO

Beaumont

Beaumont is one of the Edmonton region's fastest-growing towns, with a distinct francophone heritage and a young, family-heavy population moving into new developments — prime territory for home services and local trades.

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EDMONTON METRO

Stony Plain

Stony Plain pairs a walkable, mural-lined old-town core with growing residential edges. Local character matters to buyers here, so businesses that feel genuinely rooted in the community stand out.

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EDMONTON METRO

Devon

Devon is a tight-knit town on the North Saskatchewan River, close enough to Edmonton and Leduc for commuters but small enough that word-of-mouth and reputation drive most local business.

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SOUTHERN ALBERTA

Calgary

Calgary is a large, competitive market where paid channels and search visibility both cost more and matter more. Businesses here need sharper targeting and a site that converts, not just traffic.

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CENTRAL ALBERTA

Red Deer

Red Deer anchors central Alberta between Edmonton and Calgary, serving a wide rural catchment. Businesses here win by owning local search across a large surrounding trade area, not just the city itself.

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British Columbia

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LOWER MAINLAND

Vancouver

Vancouver is an upmarket, professional, expensive-to-be-visible market where a site is judged against the best in the country. Structure and specificity win; generic sites disappear.

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LOWER MAINLAND

Surrey

Surrey is the fastest-growing city in BC and its trades, logistics and construction capital. Buyers are practical and search by neighbourhood — Newton, Guildford, Cloverdale, South Surrey — and expect a local answer.

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LOWER MAINLAND

Burnaby

Burnaby is film studios, technology campuses and light industrial in the middle of Metro Vancouver, with Metrotown and Brentwood as its retail and residential poles. A B2B-heavy market that searches by capability.

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OKANAGAN

Kelowna

Kelowna is wine, tourism, a property market that draws buyers from across the country, and a growing technology sector. Seasonal, visual and reputation-driven — a market where photographs and reviews decide.

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VANCOUVER ISLAND

Victoria

Victoria is provincial government, professional services and tourism on an island. Its buyers are careful, credential-minded and loyal; its search results are shared with the whole south Island.

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THOMPSON–NICOLA

Kamloops

Kamloops is a mining, forestry and transport hub at the junction of two highways and two rivers, with Thompson Rivers University and a large regional catchment. Industrial buyers search by capability; the region searches by town.

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NORTHERN BC

Prince George

Prince George is the capital of northern BC: forestry, resource services, the University of Northern BC and the supply centre for a region the size of a country. Industrial and regional, with buyers used to doing business at a distance.

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Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan overview →

CENTRAL SASKATCHEWAN

Saskatoon

Saskatoon is agricultural technology, mining and the University of Saskatchewan — the province's largest city and its innovation centre, with a manufacturing and equipment base to match.

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SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN

Regina

Regina is the provincial capital: government, Crown corporations, energy services from the Bakken, agriculture across the south, and a steel and manufacturing base. Procurement-minded buyers, a small professional community.

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Manitoba

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WINNIPEG METRO

Winnipeg

Winnipeg is the most diversified economy on the Prairies: manufacturing, aerospace, a transport hub at the centre of the country, and a large, price-aware business community that distrusts polish without proof.

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WESTMAN

Brandon

Brandon is Manitoba's second city and the service centre for Westman: agriculture and food processing, with the Maple Leaf plant, the fair and Brandon University, and a business community that works across a wide rural region.

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ALBERTA · BRITISH COLUMBIA · SASKATCHEWAN · MANITOBA

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